JANUARY _ 22. _1949

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P. W. C. Auditorium T911133} TUESDAY, JAN. 25th Eastern Rhythm Boys 8 P. M. ADMISSIDII 35G

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CLOVER CLUB DANCE

EVERY SATURDAY

Al Blanchard and the "Clover Club" Dancing 9:30 to l2zOO For reservations Phone I222—Betwcen 5 p.m. and 7 p. m.

Ad mission—75c

Reservations held until 10:30 p. m.

SATURDAY NIGHT IS YOUR DANCE NIGHT AT THE CLOVER CLUB

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Dominion Drama Festival

Tickets are available at The Abegweit Gift Court, 72 Grai- tcn Street. A limited number of reserved seats are available 75c. Other seats are available at 50c. The festival plays will be pre- scnted for adjudication at The Empire Theatre, January 26, I949.

The curtain rises at 8 o'clock.

ANNUAL MEETING

The Annual Meeting of Prince Edward Island Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the Town Hall in Summerside in Prince County, an Tuesday the 25th., day of January, A., D. I949, at the hour at ten-thirty‘ o'clock in tho lorenoon. '

Dated this Sixth day of January, A. D. I949.

9 T. LELAND LINKLETTER, Secretary-Treasurer.

r 1 W A N '1‘ E D EXECUTIVE SECRETARY FOR PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND

TUBERCULOSIS LEAGUE

MUST HAVE ORGANIZATIONAL AND PROMOTIONAL EXPERIENCE

SEND APPLICATIONS: CONTAINING COMPLETE ACCOUNT OF PAST WORK: RECOMMENDATIONS AND PHOTO TO:

PRESIDENT, R. Earl Taylor.

I62 Richmond Street, Charlottetown, P. E. I.

Applications close February lst., I949.

- ._ _. __THE_ GUARDIAN, CHARLOTTETOWN _ KING or THE tom. MOUNTED

(By Thornton W. Burgess)

Blessed he who seeks to shag-o With less lortunate his taro, -—Old Mother Nature,

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"u" 5M1 ‘"1"- fvr furry folk and m?“ 7011M. or do not take the Imubll‘. lo \isit them every day lllﬂfmf; no ‘pity for those held help. lcss m dreadful pain, terror and

{Shall a one Roddy For had oiln ln a brushy hollow in a lone- ly woodland. He was one of Rod- "Ys “i” kmdi a FQX. young but £11113! Brown. He was a stranger 0 Redd)’. ‘for Roddy ivas hunting far from his home in the Old Pas-

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grounds. The young pox new“. lied ventured there. so Lhey new, had met until now.

H8 “'8! e sorry right ,was that

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Contract Bridge " Iy Josephine Culbertson

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A VIGOROUS DEFENSE

West‘s magnificent defense ln

‘today's deal was based to g large degree on the special considera-

tions o! match-joint dunlicate.

West dealer. East-Wont vulnerable

bidding proceeded: 1 Q Dble. Pass 1 A ,1 Pun Pool

North felt sure ‘that. ho would have to "save" at. four spades in any case against the vulnerable opponents. and therefore took the plunge immediately in the hope o! avoiding a double. East, haw- BVBI‘. Was not. to be cowed alter his partner had shown a strong hand by opening the bidding and then doubling one spade inform- atlvely.

West opened his singleton club -aii excellent beginning. De- clarer won with the king in or- der to lead a trump toward dummy. West went right. up with the ace. however, and then, af- ter due thought. shifted to his deuce of diamondsl East m. the trick and, having no difficulty in reading the club situation, re- turned that suit.

West. ruffed the club return and now had to do some careful count-

fact that he could have made four hearts, for 620 points. if he

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contract; hence, ‘ll’ he defeated tour spades only 500 points, he would not. do well in the match- point column. It would not be enough to collect the heart and diamond aces. nor even to get rt third diamond trick l- something else was vitally necessary.

His mind made up. West now boldly underled his heart acel East took the trick and returned a diamond. West collected the jack and ace, then led his tourth dia- mond. and East's spade queen auto- mllllilny W88 promoted to a trick. even though it was now blank! Thus, West collected the 700 points for which he had fought so hard.

The young Fox whimpered as he

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Wat North nu: South n‘ . DB". 4 0 Dble. Pane I “K ~4M

ing. Everything pointed to the

had been allowed to pay that

watched Reddy disappear

young Fox. He had been trotting along in an old road because it was easier going there. It was a friendly old road. That is. it. al-, ways had been until now. He had used it many times. going to and returning from a favorite hunting ground. Two nights ago a pair oi cruel jaws had sprung up from beneath dead leaves tinder which it was hidden and had grabbed ‘him by one paw with a grip he ‘was IIBIIJIESS to loosen. In his pain and fright he had sped out of the road. The dread- {lul thing holding hlm went with lllim. He tried to pull free. He couldn't. He just dragged that trap Wltll him. Fastencd to it was a islioi-t chain. and the other end of this was fastened to a shot-t, thick stir-k that (lraggcd along on the around. It kept catching on things. each time stopping him with a jerk that; hurt that aching paw dreadfully. But it never held long r-nailgh for l-llm to pull hard enough to have any chance at rill or getting tree. When at last he

brush the drag liad caught and hold. By this time that paw hurt so much that he no longer tried to pull hard. 1t. was two nights - later that. Reddy Fox found hlm. Roddy saw at once how swollen that, paw was where that. cruel trap bit ln. He had seen this sort o! thing before. He knew there was nothing lie could do about that, no way in which he could help to get that paw free.

“When did it happen?" he asked.

“Two nights ago." whlmlwrvd the youn Fox.

"And you have been here ever since?" asked Rwdy. and the young Fox nodded.

o! course. you have had nothing to eat and nothing to drink?" said Raddy.

The young Fox made no reply. There was nothing to say. It. was all too clear that he couldn't have had anything to eat. 01' drink- He merely whined sottly- The truth was he had had nathinl l" eat. (or three days. for he had had no luck hunting the night before he was caught.

Abrupily Roddy turned sway. There was nothing, nothing at all. that he could do there to hell)- ‘rho young Fox whlmpered as he watchedReddy disappear. NOW he was once more alone with his pain and his thirst. Somehow these things seemed harder than ever to bear alone.

When Roddy left that. hollow he began at once. He was hungry. He was very hungry. These were hard times. Food was so scarce. so hard to find. that it; was several days since he had had enough at one time. It seemed to him that never before had he been so llun- gry ior so long. Now he hunted with eyes and ears and nose as only a smart Fox can hunt.

For a long time he had not luck. Then lie caught a Mouse. He picked it. up to eat. He put it down. He looked back the way he had come. Then he picked the Mouse up again. Turning, he trotted back toward that bushey

hollow. He had remembered that.

helpless young FOX- Reedy con- tinued to go hungry that night.

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